100 Wyland Walls
Wyland Walls
Our Wyland Whaling walls stand as a tribute to ocean life, spanning over three decades, and we have completed more than 100 large-scale murals globally, each serving as a powerful reminder of the beauty and importance of marine conservation.
FAQs of the Wyland Walls
What are some of the key initiatives the Wyland Foundation has completed?
We have completed numerous impactful initiatives, including restoring public murals that raise awareness about marine life, launching the Clean Water Mobile Learning Center to educate students on water conservation, and developing STEM-based educational programs like our eutrophication exhibit. Each project aims to blend art and science to inspire communities to protect the environment.
How does the Wyland Foundation measure the success of its projects?
We measure success through the reach and engagement of our educational programs, the number of students and communities impacted, and the long-term outcomes of our initiatives. For example, our Clean Water Mobile Learning Center tour successfully reached over 6,000 students, providing hands-on water conservation education. Additionally, we track the restoration and preservation of public artworks, ensuring they continue to inspire environmental awareness.
How does the Wyland Foundation incorporate education into its accomplishments?
Education is at the heart of everything we do. We develop and implement interactive educational programs, such as our watershed study curriculum and STEM-based exhibits, which teach students and the public about key environmental issues like water quality, eutrophication, and conservation. These initiatives provide hands-on learning experiences that foster a deeper understanding of environmental stewardship.
How can I get involved in supporting the Wyland Foundation's future accomplishments?
You can support the Wyland Foundation by joining our membership program, participating in local events, or volunteering for upcoming initiatives. Your contributions help us continue our mission of promoting environmental education and conservation, expanding our reach, and inspiring future generations to protect our oceans, waterways, and marine life. Visit our “Get Involved” page for more information on how to make a difference!
WW 01 “Gray Whale and Calf”
509 Pacific Coast Hwy
Laguna Beach, California
Dedicated July 9th, 1981
By Mrs. John Wayne
(Repainted 1986, Tiled 1996)
WW 02 “Young Gray Whale”
Ocean Institute
Dana Point, California
(Relocated to R.H. Dana Elementary)
45 Feet Long x 10 Feet High
Dedicated March 20th, 1982
By Bill Toomey,Olympic Decathlon
WW 03* “Spyhopping”
Marineland
Ranch Palos Verdes, California
20 Feet Long x 30 Feet High
Dedicated June 27th, 1984
By Cleveland Armory, Fund For Animals
WW 04 “The Gray Whale Family”
Whiterock, BC, Canada
70 Feet Long x 30 Feet High
Dedicated September 26th, 1984
By Gordon Hogg, Mayor of Whiterock
WW 05* “The Orcas of Puget Sound”
Seattle, Washington
140 Feet Long x 50 Feet High
Dedicated November 10th, 1985
By Ivar Haglund, Seattle Port Manager
WW 06* “Hawaiian Humpbacks”
Honolulu, Hawaii
(Recreated at: Pacifica Airport Center
3049 Ualena Street, Honolulu, Hawaii)
(Original) – 300 Feet Long x 20 Stories High
Dedicated April 21st, 1985
By Russ Francis, San Francisco 49ers
(Recreation) – 235 Feet Long x 151 Feet High
Dedicated December 15, 1999
By Governor Ben Cayetano
WW 07* “California Gray Whales”
Del Mar, California
100 Feet Long x 16 Feet High
Dedicated July 6th, 1985
By Glenn Frey, Eagles Singer/Songwriter
WW 08 “Orcas”
Vancouver, B.C., Canada
130 Feet Long x 70 Feet High
Dedicated September 10th, 1985
By Michael Harcourt, Mayor of Vancouver
WW 09 “First Voyage”
Polynesian Cultural Center
Oahu, Hawaii
130 Feet Long
Dedicated February 4th, 1986
By John Hillerman, Actor
WW 10 “Manatees”
Orlando International Airport
Orlando, Florida
14 Feet Long x 8 Feet High
Dedicated in 1986
By Jimmy Buffet, Singer
WW 11 “First Born”
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WW 12 “Laguna Coast”
2171 Laguna Canyon Road
Laguna Beach, California
20 Feet Long x 24 Feet High
Dedicated February 2nd, 1987
By Darlene Wyland, Artist’s Mother, Tiled 1996
WW 13 “A-5 Pod”
WW13 Victoria, BC, Canada
130 Feet Long x 7 Stories High
In Memory of Robin Morton
Dedicated June 20th, 1987
By Robert Bateman, Artist
WW 14 “Sperm Whales”
Funabashi, Japan
140 Feet Long x 18 Feet High
Dedicated October 14th, 1987
By Dr. Goro Tomenaga, Mr. Ono-Pres.
of Tokyo Bay Fishing Council, &
Professor Emeritus of Tokyo University
WW 15 “Dolphins of Makapuu Point”
Sealife Park, Oahu, Hawaii
24 Feet Long x 30 Feet High
Dedicated in 1988
by Henry Kapono, Singer/Songwriter
WW 16 “Orcas off Point Loma”
The Plunge, Mission Beach
San Diego, California
140 Feet Long x 40 Feet High
Dedicated June 29th, 1989
By Bob Gault, President, Sea World
WW 17 “Bottlenose Dolphins”
Stored in Osaka, Japan
20 Feet Long x 30 Feet High
Originally done for a 24 hour
televised telethon in Tokyo, Japan
Dedicated August 27th, 1989
By Mr. Toshita & Kent Fabulous
WW 18 “Sperm Whales of the Mediterranean”
Nice, France
42 Feet Long x 120 Feet High
Dedicated October 1989
By France Gov. Official
WW 19* “Forbidden Reef”
90 Feet Long x 14 Feet High
Dedicated July 9th, 1990
By Michael Peak, Author
WW 20* “Gray Whale Migration”
Sea World San Diego, California
80 Feet Long x 15 Feet High
Dedicated July 9th, 1990
By Bob Gault, President, Sea World
WW 21 “Washington Orcas”
Tacoma, Washington
120 Feet Long x 45 Feet High
Dedicated July, 1990
By Tacoma Mayor, Karen Vialle
WW 22 “Orca Heaven” (Ceiling)
Yamagata, Japan
145 Feet Long x 45 Feet High
Dedicated in 1990 By Mr. Kawaada, President Sun Marina
WW 23 “Bundaberg Humpback Family”
Bundaberg, Australia
125 Feet Long x 95 Feet High
Dedicated September 28th, 1990
By John Nielsen
WW 24 “Humpback and Calf”
Sydney Aquarium, Australia
Sydney,
90 Feet Long x 35 Feet High
Dedicated September 28th, 1990
By Jim Longley, Parliament New South Wales
WW 25 “Humpbacks”
Lamphere High School
Detroit, Michigan
110 Feet Long x 15 Feet High
Dedicated October 8th, 1990
By James McCann, Superintendent-Lamphere School District
WW 26 “Sperm Whales and Florida Keys Reef”
Marathon Keys, Florida
150 Feet Long x 20 Feet High
Dedicated October 30th, 1990
By Marathon Keys Former Mayor
WW 27 “Minke Whales”
Museum of Natural History
Marathon Keys, Florida
40 Feet Long x 8 Feet High
Dedicated October 30th, 1990
By Mandy Rodriguez, Dolphin Research
WW 28 “A Time for Conservation”
Kauai Village Kauai, Hawaii
Approximately 44 Feet High & 360° (around the Clock Tower)
Dedicated January 8th, 1991
By Ron Kouchi, City Council Chairman
WW 29 “Humpbacks off the Pali Coast”
Kauai, Hawaii
150 Feet Long x 24 Feet High
Dedicated January 8th, 1991
By Peter Alevizos, Kauai Village President
WW 30* “Maui Humpback Breaching”
Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii
26 Feet Long x 30 Feet High
Dedicated January 21st, 1991
By John Pitre, Surreal Artist & Jerry Lopez, Renowned Surfer
WW 31 “Gray Whale Migration”
Redondo Beach, California
586 Feet Long x 95 Feet High
Dedicated June 24th, 1991
By John Bryson, CEO Southern CA Edison
WW 32 “Whales”
Taiji, Japan
30 Feet Long x 60 Feet High
Dedicated August 1991
By Taiji Town Mayor
WW 33 “Planet Ocean”
Long Beach Convention Center
Long Beach, California
(Largest Mural in the World / Guinness Book of World Records)
1280 Feet Long x 105 Feet High
Dedicated July 9th, 1992
By Chris Robinson, Actor
WW 34 “Ocean Biosphere”
Biosphere 2
Oracle, Arizona
110 Feet Long x 30 Feet High
Dedicated April 18, 1993
By the late Lloyd Bridges, Actor
WW 35* “Orcas of the Oregon Coast”
Fox Theater
Portland, Oregon
120 Feet Long x 60 Feet High
Dedicated May 9th, 1993
By Darlene Wyland-Artist’s Mother
WW 36 “Whales off the Coast of Maine”
BIW Building – Marine State Pier
Portland, Maine
1000 Feet Long x 25 Feet High
Dedicated June 7, 1993
By Steven Katona, Pres. Atlantic College & Mayor Anne Pringle
WW 37 “Isle of Shoals Humpbacks”
Cabot House- 64 Vaughn Mall
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
220 Feet Long x 40 Feet High
Dedicated June 14th, 1993
By Mayor Eileen Foley
WW 38* “Stellwagen Bank”
Summerfield Self Storage
33 Traveler Street
Boston, Massachusetts
110 Feet Long x 125 Feet High
Dedicated June 21st, 1993
By John Walsh, Pres. of W.S.P.A.
WW 39* “Finback Whales”
Cassiere Machinery Company
145 Crary Street
Providence, Rhode Island
280 Feet Long x 24 Feet High
Dedicated June 28th, 1993
By Mayor Vincent Cianci
WW 40 “Inner City Whales”
Port Authority Bus Terminal
41 Street Underpass
New York, New York
460 Feet Long x 22 Feet High
Dedicated July 5th, 1993
By Jim Fowler, Mutual Omaha’s “Wild Kingdom”
WW 41 “The Great Sperm Whales”
American Discount Building
124 Captain’s Walk & State Street
New London, Connecticut
170 Feet Long x 35 Feet High
Dedicated July 12th, 1993
By Governor Lowell Weiker
WW 42 “East Coast Humpbacks”
The Marketplace Design Center
2400 Market Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
125 Feet Long x 130 Feet High
Dedicated July 19th, 1993
By Mayor Edward Rendell
WW 43 “Humpbacks off the Jersey Coast”
Boardwalk Mall
3800 Boardwalk Mall
Wildwood, New Jersey
220 Feet Long x 30 Feet High
Dedicated July 26th, 1993
By Mayor Edmund Grant
WW 44 “Delaware Marine Mammals”
The Architects Studio, Inc.
117 Market St.
Wilmington, Delaware
90 Feet Long x 60 Feet High
Dedicated August 2nd, 1993
By Governor Tom Carper, Mayor Jim Sills and Senator Bill Roth
WW 45 “Dolphins-Small Tooth Whales”
The National Zoological Park
3000 Connecticut Ave. N.W.
Washington, D.C.
30 Feet Long x 15 Feet High
Dedicated August 9th, 1993
By Dr. Roger Payne Renowned Whale Researcher
WW 46 “Extinct Atlantic Gray Whales”
Lee Electric Company
600 W. Hamburg St.
Baltimore, Maryland
260 Feet Long x 20 Feet High
Dedicated August 16th, 1993
By Mayor Kurt Schmoke
WW 47 “Humpbacks off the Virginia Coast”
Dominion Towers
999 Waterside Drive
Norfolk, Virginia
280 Feet Long x 80 Feet High
(Dedicated to Jacques Cousteau)
Dedicated August 23rd, 1993
By Mayor Mason Andrews
WW 48 “Coastal Dolphins”
The Coast Line Inn
503 Nutt Street
Wilmington, North Carolina
40 Feet Long x 30 Feet High
Dedicated August 30th, 1993
By Mayor Don Betz
WW 49 “Right Whales off the South Carolina Coast”
Myrtle Beach Convention Center
2101 N. Oak Street Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
250 Feet Long x 50 Feet High
Dedicated September 6th, 1993
By Mayor Bob Grisom
WW 50 “Atlanta’s Right Whales”
The Underground Atlanta
90 Central Avenue
Atlanta, Georgia
450 Feet Long x 50 Feet High
Dedicated September 16th, 1993
By Mayor Maynard Jackson
WW 51 “Florida’s Dolphins”
Mote Marine Laboratory
1600 W. Thompson Parkway
Sarasota, Florida
45 Feet Long x 26 Feet High
Dedicated September 20th, 1993
By Michael Martin
WW 52 “Florida’s Living Reef”
The Waterfront Market
201 Williams St.
Key West, Florida
52 Feet Long x 45 Feet High
Dedicated September 27th, 1993
By Captain Tony
WW 53 “Orcas off the Gulf of Mexico”
South Padre Island Convention Ctr
7355 Padre Boulevard
South Padre Island, Texas
265 Feet Long x 25 Feet High
Dedicated March 14th, 1994
WW 54 “Alaska’s Marine Life”
J.C. Penneys
406 W. 5th Ave.
Anchorage, Alaska
400 Feet Long x 50 Feet High
Dedicated August 8th, 1994
By Mayor Rick Mystron
WW 55 “Orcas A-30 Subpod”
Vancouver Aquarium, Canada
Stanley Park
Vancouver, BC, Canada
(In Memory of Mike Bigg)
175 Feet Long x 14 Feet High
Dedicated August 15th, 1994
By Dr. John Ford.
WW 56 “Vancouver Island Orcas”
Old Continental Hotel, Canada
1290 Granville
Vancouver, BC, Canada
80 Feet Long x 90 Feet High
Dedicated August 15th, 1994
By Dr. John Ford
WW 57 “Leap of Faith”
Quality Inn
2224 Eighth Ave.
Seattle, Washington
30 Feet Long x 50 Feet High
Dedicated August 22nd, 1994
By Governor Mike Lowery
WW 58 “Orcas off the San Juan Islands”
Quality Inn
2224 Eighth Ave.
Seattle, Washington
30 Feet Long x 50 Feet High
Dedicated August 22nd, 1994
By Mayor Norm Rice
WW 59 “Gray Whales off Oregon Coast”
Depoe Bay Fish Company
617 SW Bay Blvd.
Newport, Oregon
100 Feet Long x 35 Feet High
Dedicated August 29th, 1994
By Mayor Mark Collson & Dr. Bruce Mate
WW 60 “Spyhopping Gray Whale”
Pier 39-Parking Structure Entrance
Beach & Embarcadero Streets
San Francisco, California
52 Feet Long x 58 Feet High
Dedicated September 5th, 1994
By Dennis Bouey
WW 61* “Grays off the San Francisco Coast”
Pier 39-Aquarium
Beach & Embarcadero, Streets
San Francisco, California
68 Feet Long x 20 Feet High
Dedicated September 5th, 1994
By Mayor Frank Jordon
WW 62* “Celebrating Gray Whales”
Mann’s Chinese Theater
6901 Hollywood Boulevard
Hollywood, California
152 Feet Long x 37 Feet High
Dedicated September 12th, 1994
By John Grant
WW 63 “Life Size Blue Whales”
Paramount Pictures
5555 Melrose Ave.
Hollywood, California
180 Feet Long x 85 Feet High
Dedicated September 12th, 1994
By Earl Lestz, President of Paramount
WW 64 “San Diego Migration”
San Diego National Bank
1420 Kettner Boulevard
San Diego, California
160 Feet Long x 60 Feet High
Dedicated September 19th, 1994
By Mayor Susan Golding
WW 65* “Friendly Grays of San Ignacio”
University Science Museum
Mexico City, Mexico
85 Feet Long x 20 Feet High
Dedicated September 26th, 1994
By Dr. Jorge Flores Valdes
WW 66* “Free Keiko”
El Nuevo Rieno Aventura – Al Ajusco 1500
Mexico City, Mexico
(In an agreement to free Keiko, “Free Willy”)
200 Feet Long x 45 Feet High
Dedicated September 26th, 1994
By Alejandro Azcue Carrillo
WW 67 “Earth Day Hawaii”
Royal Aloha Condominiums
1909 Ala Wai Boulevard.
Honolulu, Hawaii
70 Feet Long x 16 Feet High
Dedicated April 22nd, 1995
(25th Anniversary of Earth Day)
By Pat Morita, Actor
WW 68 “Pacific Realm”
Wyland Studio Gallery
509 South Coast Highway
Laguna Beach, California
85 Feet Long x 37 Feet Wide
Dedicated November 6th, 1996
By the late Lloyd Bridges, Actor & Buzz Aldrin, Astronaut
WW 69 “The Blues Whales”
New Orleans Hilton Riverside
2 Poydras Street
New Orleans, Louisiana
251 Feet Long x 66 Feet High
Dedicated May 3rd, 1997
By Luther Kent (Blood, Sweat, & Tears blues musician),
Buddy Romer (Former Governor of Louisiana),
Paul Buckley (G.M., New Orleans Hilton Riverside) &
Ron Forman (Director of Aquarium of the America’s)
WW 70 “Heavenly Waters”
Redpath Sugars, Canada
95 Queen’s Quay East
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
146 Feet Long x 97 Feet High
Dedicated September 1st, 1997
By Bob Hunter, Co-Founder of Greenpeace
WW 71 “Our Ocean Family”
Minnesota Zoo
13000 Zoo Blvd.
Apple Valley, Minnesota
192 Feet Long x 22 Feet High
Dedicated September 8th, 1997
By Mayor Gary Humphrey, Director of the Minnesota Zoo
WW 72 “Whale Commuters”
Milwaukee County Courthouse Annex
907 North 10th Street
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
76 Feet Long x 37 Feet High
Dedicated September 15th, 1997
By F. Thomas Ament, County Executive
WW 73 “The Windy Whales”
Hotel Inter-Continental
505 North Michigan Ave.
Chicago, Illinois
90 Feet Long x 200 Feet High
Dedicated September 22nd, 1997
By Mrs. Maggie Daley, Wife of Mayor Richard M. Daley
WW 74 “Orcas Passage”
Indianapolis Public Schools Bldg
120 E. Walnut St.
Indianapolis, Indiana
153 Feet Long x 35 Feet High
Dedicated September 29th, 1997
By Esperanza Zendejas, Indianapolis Superintendent of Schools
WW 75 “Song of the Whales”
Cleveland Public Power Plant
5251 North Marginal Road
Cleveland, Ohio
300 Feet Long x 108 Feet High
Dedicated October 6th, 1997
By Michael White, Mayor of Cleveland
WW 76 “Whale Tower”
David Broderick Tower
10 Witherell, Detroit, Michigan
65 Feet Long x 180 Feet High
Dedicated October 13th, 1997
By Sander Levin, Michigan Congressman
& Michael Bushard, Michigan State Senator
WW 77 “Eye of the Whale”
Royal Ontario Museum, Canada
100 Queen’s Park
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
70 Feet Long x 9 Feet High
Dedicated October 21st, 1997
By Dr. Lindsay G. Sharp, Director and
President of the Royal Ontario Museum
WW 78 “Florida’s Marine Life”
Burdines Department Store
22 East Flagler St.
Miami, Florida
265 Feet Long x 70 Feet High
Dedicated May 4th, 1998
By Dr. Sylvia A. Earle, Marine Biologist
WW 79 “Santa Monica’s Marine Life”
380 Santa Monica Pier
Santa Monica, California
(Relocated to Santa Monica Pier)
70 Feet Long x 10 Feet High
Dedicated August 25th, 1998
By David Hasselhoff, Actor
WW 80 “World of Ocean Life”
RC Willy Department Store
Salt Lake City, Utah
100 Feet Long x 60 Feet High
Dedicated September 7, 1998
WW 81 “Atlantic Humpback Whales”
The Aquarium of Niagara
701 Whirl Pool Street
Niagara Falls, New York
54 Feet Long x 20 Feet High
Dedicated September 29, 1998
WW 82* “Ocean Life”
Texas Utilities Building
505 Akard Street Dallas, Texas
Back: 164 Feet Long x 82 Feet High
Side: 50 Feet Long x 78 Feet High
Dedicated April 16, 1999
By Hershel Walker, NFL and CEO of JC Penney
WW 83 “Race to Save the Ocean”
Waikiki Yacht Club
Honolulu, Hawaii
(Two racing hulls painted)
America’s Cup Racing Yacht “Abracadabra 2000”
Dedicated June 12, 1999
By Captain John Kolias
WW 84 “New Zealand Marine Life”
New Zealand National
Maritime Museum
Auckland, New Zealand
420 Feet Long x 20 Feet High
Dedicated October 15, 1999
By Sir Peter Blake (America’s Cup Champion, Team New Zealand),
John Kolias (Captain of Abracadabra 2000),
Larry Robins (CEO, N.Z. National Maritime Museum),
Yves Carcelle and Louis Vuitton
WW 85 “New Millenium”
Pacifica Airport Center
3049 Ualena Street
Honolulu, Hawaii
(WW6 Re-creation – “Hawaiian Humpbacks”)
(WW85 “New Millenium” – side 2)
235 Feet Long x 151 Feet High
Dedicated December 15, 1999
By Governor Ben Cayetano
WW 86 “Manatee Sanctuary”
Homosassa Springs State
Wildlife Park 4150 South Suncoast Blvd
Homosassa Springs, Florida
(Special Guest Artist: Guy Harvey)
55 Feet Long x 8 Feet High
Dedicated Oct. 23, 2000
By Guy Harvey, Artist
WW 87 “Florida’s Radiant Reef”
WW 87 “Florida’s Radiant Reef”
Big K-Mart
5561 Overseas Hwy.
Marathon, Florida
(Special Guest Artist: Guy Harvey)
150 Feet Long x 20 Feet High
Dedicated March 9, 2001
By Mandy Rodriquez, Dolphin Research Center
WW 88 “Marine Life of the Gulf”
Mid-Bay Marina
688 Regatta Blvd.
Destin, Florida
Marine Life Mural: 1,480 feet Long x 60 Feet High
Rooftop US Flag Mural: 290 Feet Long x 152 Feet High
Dedicated Oct. 17, 2001
By NFL Star Kevin Greene
WW 89 “Humpback Realm”
NAVY Exchange
Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
200-foot diameter
Dedicated December 2002
By United States Navy Admiral Bob Conway
WW 90 “Palau’s Blue Corner”
International Airport
Republic of Palau
(Companion mural at the Etpison Museum)
170 Feet Long x 22 Feet Wide
Dedicated February 2003
by President Tommy E. Remengeseau, Jr
WW 91 “Guam’s Ocean Life”
Guam International Airport
Hagatna, Guam
33 Feet Long x 50 Feet High
Dedicated February 19, 2004
by Governor Felix Camacho
WW 92 “Baja Tranquility”
La Paz, Baja California Sur
La Paz Beachfront Malecon
20 feet x 40 feet
Dedicated Aug. 8, 2005
By Mayor Victor Castro Cosi of La Paz
Mayor Mike Gin of Redondo Beach
WW 93 “Great Whales of New Bedford”
West Terminal, Maritime Terminal Inc.
New Bedford, Mass.
700 Feet Long x 45 Feet High
Dedicated October 20, 2005
By Mayor Frederick M Kalisz, Jr.
WW 94 “Ride the Tide”
Wyland Hall, Del Mar Fairgrounds
Del Mar, California
200’ W x 65’ H
Dedicated June 24, 2006
By 22 DAA General Manager, Tim Fennell,
Secretary of CDFA, A.G. Kawamura
200 Feet Long x 65 Feet High
WW 95 “Keys to the Seas”
Penske Truck Rental Facility
Key Largo, Florida (MM 99.2)
150 Feet Long x 45Feet High
Dedicated February 12, 2007
By Folk Music Icon, Arlo Guthrie, Olympic Swimmer,
Gary Hall Jr. & Jazz Musician, Steve Turre
WW 96 “Riches of the Ocean”
Executive Office Building
Pago Pago, American Samoa
35 Feet Long x 45 Feet High
Dedicated April 12, 2008
By Governor Togiola Tulafono
WW 97 “Sea of Life”
National Marine Aquarium
Plymouth, United Kingdom
30 Feet Long x 40 Feet High
Dedicated May 10, 2008
By Dame Ellen MacArthur
WW 98 “Celebrating the Reef”
Santos Municipal Aquarium
Santos, Brazil
30 Feet Long x 40 Feet High
Dedicated May 17, 2008
By Mayor of Santos,
João Paulo Tavares Papa
WW 99 “Water for Life”
McNabb Highway
North Lauderdale, FL
1,000 Feet Long x 10 Feet High
Dedicated June 14, 2008
By Mayor Jack Brady
Jazz artist Steve Turre
and Dan Marino, Quarterback,
Maimi Dolphins, NFL Hall of Fame
WW100 “Hands Across the Oceans”
Wyland Studio Gallery
509 South Coast Highway
Laguna Beach, California
85 Feet Long x 37 Feet Wide
Dedicated November 6th, 1996
By the late Lloyd Bridges, Actor & Buzz Aldrin, Astronaut
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